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Dr. Navid Rahmani graduated Cum Laude from New York University and then received his doctoral degree from the Stony Brook School of Dental Medicine. Following graduation, Dr. Rahmani remained at Stony Brook for another three years and received certification in the specialty area of Periodontology. He has extensive training in all phases of modern periodontal therapy including periodontal plastic surgery, bone grafting, implantology and, of course, what many people refer to as “gum disease”. Based on his accomplishments, Dr. Rahmani was awarded the John Oppie McCall Award given annually by Stony Brook to someone demonstrating exemplary dedication and proficiency in the art and science of Periodontology.

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Navid Rahmani

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+1 212-644-4477

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www.periony.com

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Even though dental care has improved enormously over the past few decades, many Americans have lost one or more teeth, due to gum disease, tooth tooth decay or injury to a tooth. Up until a few years ago, tooth replacement options were limited to dentures or dental bridges, neither of which offers a perfect solution. Today it is possible to have dental implants in Midtown Manhattan, NYC.

Dental implants are the most advanced and effective solution if you are missing one or more teeth, or are facing tooth loss. Treatment is very versatile, and you may use dental implants to replace a single tooth or multiple teeth.

The technology is so good it is even possible to replace entire arches of teeth, so there is no need to put up with unstable and uncomfortable dentures, and it is sometimes possible to place a dental implant at the same time the tooth extracted.

Why Might I Need a Dental Implant?
A gap in between your teeth can detract from an otherwise attractive smile, but can also cause problems for your remaining natural teeth. The teeth adjacent to the space will gradually begin to drift out of position, which can mean you begin to develop unwanted and unsightly spaces in between other teeth.

Tooth loss also affects your opposing teeth, as they rely on biting and chewing to help keep them in position. If they cannot bite against another tooth they will gradually drift towards the empty space (over eruption). This can affect your bite, and may be awkward and costly to put right.

Tooth loss can also affect your facial profile. Your teeth help support your cheeks and lips, and maintain the correct dimensions between the upper and lower jaws. If you have lost multiple teeth you might find your facial features appear to have collapsed inwards, which can be prematurely aging.

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Manhattan Periodontics & Implant Dentistry
121 East 60th St, Ste 6C1,
New York, NY 10065
+1 212-644-4477

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